Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-14
Nerkennps.

fox hunter having foX's forepaw
! wanted the bounty, but was told that the
head of the fox must be presented to the
town clerk, first. That foxes head is five
| miles from here. Ten miles tor 30 cents ~
..... .Coasting on Potash hill is Il popular
amusement. "A masonic escort accom-
panied the remains of DR.. f.. ID. Wood
| bridge TO the cemetery Thursday. He
was member of Dorchester Lodge, Yer
gennes. The funeral was largely attend
! Ell Curtains were dropped in the stores
| during the funeral. .....A magnificent
| specimen of the American golden eagle,
| temporarily mounted, is on exhibition at
| d. IL. Noung's drug store. 1t was shot
about q month since in IIinesburgh.
| Young Miner Hayward of Weybridge Is
writes of the good health and prospects
of all the former Nergennes people in
| Pasadena, CHl...... Col. Walter Scranton
and wife, Mr.. f. W. Woodbridge of New
| York, Mr., Iced Halsey and wife of Port
| Henry, n Y, ana Mr.. and Mrs. Weed of
| Hihesburgh, were at the funeral of DR..
| Woodbridge, Thursday ...... Miss Eva
Scovel is visiting friends in Middlebury
| ana Weybridge. The strong wind has
| broken up the new ice in the lake, near
| Split Rock...... Two valuable horses were
/ lost in Port Henry harbor last week.
! Leslie Bissonnette aud the gentleman with
| MIN had Il narrow escape. .... Rev VI. a.
| Wicker and wife of Charlotte were in
town Thursday, also DR.. f.. +. Preston of
| New Haven and members of masonic
lodges from many adjoining towns......
/ Good body wood, green, sells for - per
cord. Dry at - % per cord. .... Miss
| Woodbury. the evangelist Is the guest of
| Mr.. James Carter, She will take a few
days vacation before going into active
work. The PRAYER meetings at the
! Methodist and Congregational churches
We're well attended.
| Saturday WAS 3 bIttpr pnl1 1nV SaiJ
those who came into town from a dis
| tauce. ..... Fifteen marriage licenses have
| been issued by the city clerk during 1856
The blanks for the number OF deaths
etc, have been received by the city clerk
| ana Will be placed in the proper funds.
.....Trade generally, saturday, report
! ed good. There Is an after holiday tone
| III trade which means nominal. Miss
| Maggie COyne of burlington is visiting
her brother. the operator of the new tel
graph line in j. ;. HickOk's Office OF
real estate movements, the most import
ant is that of the sale by Mr. Elisha
| DOlen of Panton of eleven acres, within
the city, to u. j. Casey of Ferrsburgh
II Is located on the plank road and ad-
| joins the q. f. o. Kimball property,
| formerly owned by Mrs. Noble of ESSEX
\. G.......A very pleasant visit was paid
to Morning sun Lodge, Bridport, We'd
ne,day, by members of Dorchester Lodge,
| Nergennes, to be present al the COnterriug
| op several memhe the order of Sir
| knights of Birmingham, +. G. Chapman,
| DE- Kingsley and Others OF Middlebury olli
ciating.
Enosburgh.
AT the .ununl meetin,, of the Congreoa.
| tlonnl society Tuesday evening the follow
| ing officers We're elected For church
committee, q. II. Nichols, II. G. Stevens
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10y ng u9''"l ~nietnGu ~ vi IaiSlnS tle IuiiuS .sS
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A D. CIolt VICE president, H. y farker
nvOi c.''s' w. H. y >iCl.o'3 ot'Per r!iteLutuu
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~ Aijn,i. ~ Dpaf ~ - p't 'tU,i r',i
chase for the said company.
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etc NV the sr6ool ieSuu Thar, rnS"S :, r,u9,I'
tendance and a good time by all.
Chelsea.
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- ''iS ColllnS summer
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O'"' -" " meetings every evening
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